Titlebook: Asia-Pacific Transitions; David E. Andersson (Visiting Research Fellow),Jess Book 2001 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publish

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Social Security Systems in Southeast Asia: Are They Sustainable?sia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand. There are several reasons why the provision on a sustainable basis of a socially adequate and equitable retirement protection system, while simultaneously minimizing adverse effects on economic efficiency, incentives, and international competitiveness, is of major importance to these countries.

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Overvieweconomies in the Asia Pacific.. Expositions on the region’s ‘miracle’ countries are now commonplace, with some economists attaching the region’s remarkable growth rates to free market policies and prudent macroeconomic management (Corbo, Kruger and Ossa 1985; Kasper 1994). On the other side of the c

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Growth and Development in East Asia and the OECD Countriest real . incomes have been continuously increasing since the start of industrialization, wherever it has occurred. It has also been a development process in the sense that the structure of production and employment has been changing. Relative shares of agriculture, forestry, fishing, hunting and min

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Value Systems and Organization of Scholarship and Research in East and Westntific contacts in East Asia, this change has been quite apparent. One can only marvel at the incredible speed with which it has been accomplished. It is increasingly harder to make a distinction between the value systems and institutions in East and West. All in all, this is no cause for regret. Bu